Carlo Dellora

Carlo Dellora is an Associate Lecturer and Early Career Development Fellow at RMIT University’s Graduate School of Business and Law, affiliated with the School of Law. He specializes in constitutional law, public policy, and normative moral philosophy, with a focus on topics such as implied freedom of political communication and crime policy. Dellora has taught courses including Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Criminal Law. Prior to his academic role, he held positions as a lawyer at Victoria Legal Aid and as an in-house lawyer at the Supreme Court, alongside work in community legal centers.

His research interests span political science, legal systems, and public administration, with notable contributions to debates on police service fees, mandatory bicycle helmet laws, and asylum seeker policy. He is also recognized for his work on consequentialist legal frameworks and their societal impacts.

Professional awards include the Early Career Development Fellowship at RMIT. While no specific grants or advising roles are detailed, his industry experience includes collaborations with legal institutions and community organizations. His ORCID profile (https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9672-5695) documents his scholarly output, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement between law, ethics, and public policy.